Early-Bird Cameo: She is the true identity of the previously unnamed black furred Baphomet responsible for turning Mimil all the way back in Fallen Maidens. Dark and Troubled Past: Pretty much every single one of them had issues that caused them to repress themselves to such a degree that they ended up becoming seemingly completely different people in response to their monsterization. Like its predecessor, it is shrink-wrapped for mature readers, ensuring a discreet and enjoyable reading experience. It can be abused to that effect though, which is why Grellia is so strict about screening potential nurses.

When one of the tentacle plants attempted to attack her husband and only scratched him, she responded by immolating all the nearby tentacles with a fire spell and then sending in her armies to decimate 80% of the entire forest.Our resources are crucial for knowledge lovers everywhere—so if you find all these bits and bytes useful, please pitch in. Shrinking Violet: So much so, that the reason why she's still single is that even when a human man show's interest in her, she often finds herself directing him towards one of her witches instead. If It's You It's Okay: She's a masochist, but only to the main character, she's happy no matter what is done to her as long as he's the one doing it. The 240 pages within are a treasure trove of knowledge about a wide array of lascivious monster girls, beautifully illustrated in full color.

This deluxe, large-trim hardcover with foil highlights is shrink-wrapped for Mature readers, and includes 240 pages of in-depth bios, one hundred gorgeous full-color illustrations, numerous tantalizing black and white spot illustrations, diagrams, and more.Her half-elf status is the only reason she could even become one to begin with since normally an elf exposed to monster mana can only become a type of succubus no matter what. Told from the perspective of a wandering monster girl scholar, these vibrantly illustrated pages teach us about sensual elves, dwarves, succubi, centaurs, mermaids, and much more, like you’ve never seen them before. Intimate Psychotherapy/ Intimate Healing: Part of how Pharmacomancy works, though not to the point of outright sex.

While The Monster Girl Encyclopedia mostly describe species, there are handful of profiles that focus on individuals. And Then John Was a Zombie: Most of the heroines dedicated themselves to fighting monsters, before getting turned into one. From centaurs to succubi, from mermaids to slimes, from goblins to werecats-if it's a monster girl you seek, you will find her within these pages!Little Bit Beastly: Runya Runya had her put on a "beast ear headband," which causes animal ears to appear on her head and cover her human ones for the Vixen and Rabbit Insignia pictures, purely for effect. The narrative is cleverly woven from the perspective of a wandering monster girl scholar, adding an immersive layer to the content. Fallen Brides isn't actually canon, mind you, but it's still an officially endorsed book so it's better than nothing.

Badass Adorable: Shirokuto's Sabbath is described as having once saved an entire country from being destroyed by what's implied to be an earthquake by temporarily transporting the whole nation to another dimension. It's probably difficult enough as it is getting even the info he does get given what he's risking by talking to many of them. Told from the perspective of a wandering scholar of monsters, this tantalizing tome includes 100 gorgeous full-color illustrations of seductively-dangerous monster girls. It looks almost exactly like the outfit Mimil wore after her own transformation, which makes it even more obvious that Kuroferuru was responsible for Mimil's monsterization even without knowing where their current base of operations is and that they're aligned with Druella. The in-universe author of the Sabbath Grimoire and an unusual Baphomet who is incapable of using magic.Horny Devils: All of them are succubi, although Cerberus has unusual horns and wings that make her look like a werewolf. Unreliable Narrator: Based on some of the Wandering Scholar's reactions in his footnotes, you should probably take some of the things she says about monsters and demon realms with a pinch of salt.